San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-24
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
From all Parts OF the Globe, Condensed
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proves; the waters are falling.
Turkey Is being pressed for the ar
rears Of the war Indemnity due Ru ssia.
The prince OF Wales will not return
to London until Sunday.
Bismark gives 100000 marks to the
museum to be founded at Osnsbruck.
Jewish riot at Tunis over obnoxious
burial laws has subsidized.
The pope gives audience on Sunday
to 80 American visitors at Rome.
Stewards art collection ls being sold
In New York, at very low rates.
Slight showers are reported south and
west OF this city.
The Indian murderer OF Lieut.. Mott,
has been captured.
There are persistent rumors of chang
es in the Italian cabinet.
The Pittsburg coke pool enters into
agreement for three years continuance.
The church Of st. Mary OF Msgdaline,
Biesa, has been partially destroyed by
fire.
Antwerp will convert Its municipal
debt of $50, 000, 900 marks into q per cent
interest bearing bonds.
Discovery Of dynamite bombs and
material reported In large quantities at
a st. Petersburg suburb.
| Germany, Austria and Russia will
probably resume their old relations Of
friendship.
The visiting princes are returning
from their celebration Of Williams birth
day.
Manning's successor will not be an
nounced until April l, when the resig-
nation takes effect.
Queen Vic visits Birmingham and lays
the foundation for the sssize court
buildings.
A Minneapolis man claims title to
$lO.OOO,OOO Of real property in Duluth,
by Indian title.
Lawton, the Guano King Of New York,
has $5lO,75O attachments filed; assets,
$400, 1000.
The east.bouDd shipments Of bread
stuffs from Chicago are considerably in
creased over same period Of 1886.
Chicago has test case to prove the
authority Of the police to close the IL.
censed saloons with concert attachment.
John Knepper, of Ransom, Pa, one of
Nopoleon's old soldiers, dies at the ad-
vanced age Of l0S years l month and
days.
The Italian bark Luciano Geria, from
Cardenas to Philadelphia, Is reported
missing, with her crew and cargo sup
posed to be lost.
Gov. Nuncio, OF Mexico, renounces his
ferry privileges at Eagle Pass, being OPP
posed TO monopolies. Work on the new
iron bridge will commence at once.
Janitor Titus, OF Trenton, N. j., con-
fesses to the murder Of Tillie Smith, the
dapnaotio in ho inaftfnfInn nf hfah no
was janitor.
Galveston reports a 1926, 900 cotton
sale, by Willis & Bro, to Kaufman q
Runge. This is the largest single trans
action since the war.
The United States steamer Thetis, Of
the Greedy relief expedition, has been
ordered into Alaskan waters as seal
protector.
1t is reported that M. Katkoff has fall
len in disgrace with the car, owing to
his continued attempts to force Russia
into war.
The pope has instructed Mgr. Cali
merit to establish an understanding
with the Centre party on all questions
Of interest. before leaving Berlin.
A naval review will take place on July
%, to celebrate the Queens jubilee.
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witness evolutiOns OF the war ships.
A slight shock Of earthquake was felt
yesterday at Mentone, where the people
are still camping out under temporary
shelters.
The New York board Of excise has re-
solved not to allow any increase in the
number of drinking places now IL
censed.
In New York, Baltimore, Savannah
and several other American cities, the
German residents celebrated Kaiser Will
helms birthday.
Matters are not satisfactory between
Turkey and Bulgaria, but Russia will
wait until matters are settled with Tur-
key before interfering.
Cardinal Gibbons picture will be
painted by GOgliada and hung beside
the pOpe's in the cardinals titular
church.
Richmond hotel walls are being torn
down and ruins removed; no more
bodies found. The five missing are re-
duced to four.
George Mann, notorious character Of
Louisville, was sentenced yesterday to
the penitentisry for life for the murder
Of his MISTRESS, Annie Mann, in August,
1856.
The New Jersey court Of pardons
have committed the sentence Of Janitor
Titus, who was to be hanged for the
murder Of Tillie Smith, to imprisonment
| for life.
The act forbidding importation of con-
tract labor was to have gone into effect
today, but the secretary Of the treasury
has made no provisions for carrying out
| the law.
The foreign promoters Of the project
to build railway joining Lsitatuku to
| Tien .Tsin are much chsgrinned because
Ii Hung Chang has sanctioned the pro-
posal that hired labor must be used In
the construction of the road.
The Richmond and West Point Termi-
| nal company now own and control 4,477
miles Of road, owns securities amounting
| to $45, COO, 600, has outstanding $500, OC0
collateral trust loan, the interest charge
Of which is it's only absolutely fixed
charge.
| Jack Marion will be hung at Beatrice,
Neb., tomorrow, for the murder Of John
| Cannon, fifteen years ago. The murder
| was not discovered until year after Ii
| was committed; the prisoner was arrest
| ed nine years later and the case has been
In court five years.
A long session Of the honse Of COM
mons Is looming up. The government
will insist on coercion, and the liberals